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Senior Scientist for Photonic Quantum Computing Employer UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA Location Vienna (Landbezirke) (AT) Salary EUR 5.014,30 (14 times a year for senior scientists postdoctoral) Closing date
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applications for quantum computing. Besides research, the candidate is expected to design and teach courses in German, at undergraduate level. The teaching workload is defined according to the collective
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commissioning and science verification of the new wide-field camera system. You develop, maintain, and document the data reduction and photometry pipelines required for high-precision time-series photometry
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computing with, e.g. R, Python, Matlab Experience in science communication You should be a team player with high social and excellent communication skills Autonomous and proactive working style Problem
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statistical and data analysis skill (preferably in Matlab, R, Python) and a track record of peer-reviewed papers of high ambition and quality (ideally published in top-tier journals) are key requirements
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journals). Advanced programming skills (preferably in Matlab, R, Python), experience with probabilistic programming languages (e.g., Stan, Turing, Tensorflow), and high-level expertise with data analysis
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discovery. The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences is part of the Faculty of Life Sciences, where academic staff and students appreciate the high diversity of interconnected research disciplines, the vivid
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new courses for students at the MSc and PhD level. You may participate in managing renovations and the automation of labs for high-throughput. You will independently teach courses in accordance with
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conduct scientific studies in the field of Computational Communication Science (CCS), particularly on digital public spheres Further develop your independent research profile in CCS Publish in high
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full-time (50%) postdoctoral position for a term of 4 years. We are looking for a researcher who conducts high-level research in the field of Christian social ethics and is pursuing an academic career